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It's more like russian roulette than ice bucket challenge... who gets assassinated first...
We can repeal the bedroom tax and refugees can take the spare room(s)
Joe Fritz and his database should be quite easy to find:
http://m.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/13648964.2_000_Britons_offer_to_house_refugees_in_their_homes/
I'm calling troll.Already on it.
I'm calling troll.
Has anyone who is opposed of letting any people in spent even a second thinking about the life for Syrian/Iraqi refugees in these refugee camps in Lebanon, Jordan and Turkey?
Close to four million people, housed in tents, indefinitely (no change in sight, no prospective of ending the war) and only thing to do is to wait for a daily food ration package coming from UN? UNICEF tries to arrange some schools for kids between age 5-12 or so I think, but what prospects of life do they have on those camps?
Is it ok to have close to 4 million people stored like cattle in camps, just maintained with the logistically optimal distribution of nutritiously neutral and efficient food provided with minimal budget of UNHCR?
Personally I'd be happy and grateful for reaching the camp. But after spending there a month or two, I would for sure start of thinking methods to make my life better. And if you are on a camp with over 1 million people in Lebanon that has 4.5million people, what chances do you have of "integrating" to local society? -> Only option is to go somewhere else. And not surprisingly they want to head where they think they have the best shot.
I'm not saying that we should have totally open-doors policy. But I don't find it so unfair that they want more from their life than indefinite storage on camps with no prospects to build their lives.
Compare "immigration criticals" of Europe with Donald Trump:
http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2015/jul/02/donald-trump-racist-claims-mexico-rapes
rapists, criminals and drug dealers, I feel certain echo bouncing here...
Just give us one photo of your economic migrant in your home when you get him![]()
remember to get him a scratching post and litter tray...
This is the internet - who really knows?
I say I'm a 37 yr old, degree student, married with 3 children.
But I could equally be a fanatic EDL supporter, living in Luton, trolling the internet to stir up anger against liberal lefties.
remember to get him a scratching post and litter tray...
A German lecturing us on camps? How deliciously ironic.
Has anyone who is opposed of letting any people in spent even a second thinking about the life for Syrian/Iraqi refugees in these refugee camps in Lebanon, Jordan and Turkey?
Close to four million people, housed in tents, indefinitely (no change in sight, no prospective of ending the war) and only thing to do is to wait for a daily food ration package coming from UN? UNICEF tries to arrange some schools for kids between age 5-12 or so I think, but what prospects of life do they have on those camps?
Is it ok to have close to 4 million people stored like cattle in camps, just maintained with the logistically optimal distribution of nutritiously neutral and efficient food provided with minimal budget of UNHCR?
Personally I'd be happy and grateful for reaching the camp. But after spending there a month or two, I would for sure start of thinking methods to make my life better. And if you are on a camp with over 1 million people in Lebanon that has 4.5million people, what chances do you have of "integrating" to local society? -> Only option is to go somewhere else. And not surprisingly they want to head where they think they have the best shot.
I'm not saying that we should have totally open-doors policy. But I don't find it so unfair that they want more from their life than indefinite storage on camps with no prospects to build their lives.
Compare "immigration criticals" of Europe with Donald Trump:
http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2015/jul/02/donald-trump-racist-claims-mexico-rapes
rapists, criminals and drug dealers, I feel certain echo bouncing here...
If I was a refugee I wouldn't want to settle in Slovenia or Slovakia (but then I wouldn't particulary want to settle in France either!).
Slovakia and Slovenia have both imposed the "strict" Schengen border ruleset, so that would explain why refugees aren't heading there.
That's a bit below the belt. Modern day Germans have nothing to do with the Nazis.
Just so long as the ones who end up causing trouble can be immediately deported. This shouldn't be a one-way street.
If they start dealing drugs, grooming girls, rioting, stealing... anything like in that video in Sweden... then they go straight back, to whatever hell they came from - since it clearly wasn't bad enough to make them grateful to be here.
You guarantee we can kick them out as needed, and we'll take some of them on trust.
We should not be a soft touch.
Trouble is, to many liberals that would be a "red line", and violate their "human rights", and they'd babble on about rehabilitation, tolerance, etc.
I think Australia is like that? correct me if I'm wrong but if you're caught committing crime in first few years you're out. Might be aus... or somewhere else but it was something like that.
To sum it up - if Germany, Austria, Sweden etc. want tens of thousands immigrants coming to their countries it is their business.
The Ozzies are smarter than they lookWe should copy their approach.
But is it though? Do they get citizenship once they are there for a certain period? If they do then it is also our business because they can then easily move to the UK
No worries, I'm not German despite living here. I'm from Finland.That's a bit below the belt. Modern day Germans have nothing to do with the Nazis.
Germany is going to pull the whole of Europe into this one, and that is why I now agree the UK should leave the EU. Enough is enough. It won't just affect Germany. Not by a long shot.